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Double Diamond Ranch, Alpine TX Homes & Real Estate for Sale
About Double Diamond Ranch
Double Diamond Ranch is a large-acreage residential neighborhood along Highway 118 South in Alpine, Brewster County, in the Far West Texas region. Situated roughly seven miles south of downtown Alpine at an elevation near 4,500 feet, its three distinct sections — North Double Diamond, South Double Diamond, and Veterans Double Diamond — spread across the foothills beneath the Del Norte Mountains and Cathedral Mountain under some of the darkest night skies in the state. If you are looking for homes for sale in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX, this is a place where space, privacy, and a genuine connection to the Trans-Pecos landscape come first.
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Living in Double Diamond Ranch
- City of Alpine — Official city site for Alpine, the county seat of Brewster County, with services, news, and community information.
- Alpine ISD — Alpine Independent School District serves PK–12 students across three campuses in the heart of West Texas.
- Museum of the Big Bend — History and art museum on the Sul Ross State University campus showcasing the culture of the Big Bend region.
- Big Bend Ranch State Park — Texas' largest state park with 238 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding along the Rio Grande.
- Alpine Public Library — Community library offering programs for all ages, homebound services, and free Wi-Fi in downtown Alpine.
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The vibe
Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX real estate sits along the same scenic corridor that connects Alpine to Big Bend National Park. The neighborhood is organized into three sections, each with its own character. North Double Diamond is the section closest to town, accessed from Highway 118 with paved internal streets and lots that generally range from about three to nine acres. South Double Diamond lies a few miles farther south, with larger tracts that front Highway 118 and offer panoramic views of Mt. Ord and the Del Norte Mountains. Veterans Double Diamond, sometimes called the Veterans Addition, extends farther still, roughly twelve miles south of Alpine, with lots commonly running from about twelve to more than twenty acres of fenced acreage with Highway 118 access. Across all three sections, the land is blanketed with native live oak, pinon pine, and juniper. Seasonal creeks thread through portions of the subdivision, and wildlife including mule deer, pronghorn, javelina, bobcat, and quail move through the draws as freely as the wind.
Homes here tend toward custom-built residences on generous footprints. You will find pitched metal roofs, deep covered porches, and stone or stucco exteriors designed to handle the Chihuahuan Desert climate. There are sensible deed restrictions in place that protect property values, but there are no HOA fees, and the yearly association dues for road maintenance and trash pickup are modest. The pace is unhurried and the quiet is real. On a clear night you can step outside and see the Milky Way without a telescope.
Double Diamond Ranch Alpine properties carry the feel of ranch living with the practical advantage of being only about fifteen minutes from Alpine's grocery stores, hospital, and downtown restaurants. Electricity is available throughout the subdivision, and many tracts have water wells or the ability to drill one. County-maintained roads and paved internal streets in North Double Diamond mean much of the area can be financed through traditional lenders, an important detail that sets Double Diamond apart from some of the more remote acreage tracts in Brewster County.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, the Alpine residential market continues to move at a measured, unhurried pace. Across Alpine, the median listing price in mid-2026 was approximately $299,000, with homes spending a median of roughly 296 days on the market. Statewide, median days on market reached 82 days in early 2026, so the extended timelines in Brewster County reflect the nature of a rural, acreage-heavy market rather than any distress. Within Double Diamond Ranch, properties occupy a different tier because of the acreage involved. Appraisal-district records show improved homes in North Double Diamond valued in the range of roughly $204,000 to $461,000 on tracts between about three and nine acres. In the Veterans Addition, homes on larger lots of twelve to nearly twenty-four acres carry appraised values from approximately $224,000 to $411,000, with year-built dates ranging from 1987 to 2004. Unimproved land parcels across all three sections are also available at lower price points. Inventory in the subdivision is limited at any given time, which is typical for a neighborhood of this size and character in Far West Texas. Anyone considering buying a home in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX or looking for estates for sale in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX should expect longer marketing times consistent with the broader Brewster County market and plan accordingly.
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Amenities
Double Diamond Ranch is served by Alpine Independent School District, which operates Alpine Elementary, Alpine Middle School, and Alpine High School. Alpine ISD earned an overall accountability rating of B from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024-2025 cycle, and Alpine High School carries a four-year graduation rate of 95.2 percent. Sul Ross State University, located in Alpine, also gives residents access to college-level courses, the Museum of the Big Bend, and the Theatre of the Big Bend.
In town, Kokernot Municipal Park is Alpine's largest green space, offering a pool, tennis courts, trails, and Kokernot Field, the vintage ballpark. Railroad Park and Pueblo Nuevo round out the city's park system. Dining in downtown Alpine runs from Reata's elevated Southwestern cuisine to La Casita's long-standing Tex-Mex tradition and Cedar Coffee Supply for a morning pour-over. Groceries are available at Lowe's Market and Blue Water Natural Foods. From Double Diamond Ranch, Marfa is about 26 miles west, Fort Davis is 26 miles north on Highway 118, and Big Bend National Park is roughly 104 miles to the south. The McDonald Observatory and Davis Mountains State Park are day-trip distance to the north. The nearest commercial airport is Midland International, approximately 160 miles northeast.
Double Diamond Ranch FAQs
What is Double Diamond Ranch in Alpine TX?
Double Diamond Ranch is a large-acreage residential subdivision along Highway 118 South, approximately seven miles south of downtown Alpine in Brewster County. The neighborhood is made up of three sections — North Double Diamond, South Double Diamond, and Veterans Double Diamond — with lots typically ranging from about three to more than twenty acres.
What are the differences between North Double Diamond, South Double Diamond, and Veterans Double Diamond?
North Double Diamond is the section closest to Alpine, with paved internal streets and lots generally in the three-to-nine-acre range. South Double Diamond sits a few miles farther south along Highway 118 with larger tracts and dramatic views of Mt. Ord and the Del Norte Mountains. Veterans Double Diamond extends about twelve miles south of town, offering the largest lots, commonly twelve to twenty-plus acres of fenced acreage.
Are there homes for sale in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX right now?
Inventory in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX real estate tends to be limited at any given time because it is a smaller, acreage-based neighborhood spread across three sections. Legacy Broker Group's Alpine office can provide current availability and set up notifications for new listings as they come on the market.
How large are the lots in Double Diamond Ranch?
Lot sizes vary by section. North Double Diamond tracts tend to run from roughly three to nine acres, while South Double Diamond and Veterans Double Diamond lots are often twelve to more than twenty-three acres. Appraisal-district records show parcels as small as about two acres and as large as twenty-four-plus acres within the overall subdivision.
Is there an HOA in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX?
There is no formal HOA with mandatory dues, though there are deed restrictions in place to protect property values. The subdivision has modest annual association dues that cover services such as road maintenance and trash pickup.
What schools serve Double Diamond Ranch?
The neighborhood is in the Alpine Independent School District, which includes Alpine Elementary, Alpine Middle School, and Alpine High School. Alpine ISD received an overall B accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024-2025 cycle.
How far is Double Diamond Ranch from Big Bend National Park?
Big Bend National Park is approximately 104 miles south of Alpine via Highway 118 and US 385, roughly a two-hour drive. The scenic route from Double Diamond Ranch heads south along Highway 118 toward Study Butte and the park entrance.
Do properties in Double Diamond Ranch have water and electricity?
Electricity is available throughout the subdivision, and many improved and unimproved lots have functioning water wells or the capability to drill one. Buyers should verify individual well status and output during due diligence.
What is the drive time from Double Diamond Ranch to downtown Alpine?
The North Double Diamond section is closest at about ten to fifteen minutes from downtown Alpine heading north on Highway 118. Even from the Veterans Addition, the farthest section, the drive is only about fifteen to twenty minutes, putting grocery stores, the hospital, restaurants, and Sul Ross State University within easy reach.
Can I finance the purchase of a Double Diamond Ranch home through a traditional lender?
In many cases, yes. North Double Diamond lots sit on paved, county-maintained roads, which typically qualifies them for conventional financing. Tracts in South and Veterans Double Diamond may also qualify depending on road access and improvements, so your lender will evaluate the specific property.
What kind of wildlife can I expect to see in Double Diamond Ranch?
The area is home to mule deer, pronghorn, javelina, bobcat, quail, hawks, and a variety of songbirds. The native vegetation of live oak, pinon pine, and juniper provides strong habitat throughout all three sections of the neighborhood.
Who should I contact about luxury homes in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX or to sell my house in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX?
Legacy Broker Group's Alpine – Far West Texas office serves Double Diamond Ranch and the broader Brewster County market. Whether you want to buy a home in Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX or need a luxury real estate agent Double Diamond Ranch Alpine TX, our local agents understand acreage properties and the nuances of this market.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-09-20.